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OpinionWhen a classic becomes controversial: Part II
21 September 2021
In part two of our conversation about what we do when beloved classic works perpetuate outdated – and potentially damaging – views and values, local writer, director, designer and composer Joe Paradise Lui dives into the fray.
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Opinion
Where have all the adventurous readers gone?
3 September 2021
The astounding popularity of book series such as Harry Potter and Game of Thrones comes at a cost, writes publisher Terri-ann White.
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Opinion
What happens when a classic becomes controversial?
19 August 2021
In the wake of fiery debate on social media after the publication of Seesaw’s review of West Side Story, we invited WA arts leaders to weigh in on the question of what we do when beloved classic works perpetuate outdated views and values.
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Opinion
Four years on… Seesaw’s birthday wish
4 August 2021
As Seesaw Magazine celebrates its fourth birthday, its managing editors reflect on the lessons they’ve learned since pressing the publish button for the first time.
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Opinion
Support Seesaw, your arts playground
17 May 2021
It takes two to make a seesaw move, and we need your help! Discover how you can help secure the future of arts journalism in WA.
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Opinion
How did we get here?
16 April 2021
Seesaw Magazine is pioneering a new way of producing professional arts journalism. Find out how you can support us and keep courageous, professional and independent journalism alive.
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Opinion
Art and culture matter in our State election
3 March 2021
In the lead up to the State election on 13 March, it is critical that our political leaders recognise that Western Australian arts and creative jobs are increasingly at risk as pandemic restrictions continue. We are currently enjoying a summer festival season that is being strongly supported by the public, yet these experiences are under threat without strategic thinking and investment.
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Features
Dipping into our home-grown Festival
18 November 2020
To celebrate the 2021 Perth Festival programme launch, Seesaw’s Nina Levy shares her top picks from the line-up.
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